GENERAL PROCESS65Project Priorities

What:

Explicitly identifying decision criteria for the project.

When:

Project planning and execution.

Results:

Effective management of project changes and prompt, consistent decisions.

Document Objectives and Constraints

Review the project objective and the assumptions and constraints identified during project initiation. Explore the reasons for the goals and constraints, and document the consequences of failing to achieve them. If necessary, probe for more information on constraints and goals with the project sponsor and key stakeholders.

Set the Priorities

For most projects, all three parameters—scope, schedule, and cost (resources)—are important. Setting priorities enables the project team to determine ...

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